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Cities Asia's Next Cool Capital
Journey High-Railing It To Tibet
Food Where Top Chefs Eat In Asia
For chefs of Asian heritage, travel to our near neighbours is less about nostalgia than endless inspiration. Whether it's opulent restaurants in Hong Kong or roadside stalls in Malaysia – they just can't get enough of the tastes of Asia. Joanna Savill asked five leading Asian-Australian foodies for their expert guides to this dynamic region.
Awards Simply The World's Best 2008
T+L's annual World's Best Awards - the most influential of their kind internationally as voted by US travellers - recognises the finest hotels, spas, airlines, cities, islands and more around the globe. This year, Sydney has fought back from fifth world's best city to the fourth, just below Bangkok, Buenos Aires and Cape Town. And Tasmania makes its debut in the Top 10 Islands alongside the isles of the Great Barrier Reef.
The List The New Rules of Airline Travel
Trends You Spin Me Round
Room Service Behind Closed Doors
Hotels T+L's best new places to stay 2008
A good hotel is a place to rest your head; A great hotel has the power to transform the travel landscape. For Travel + Leisure's third annual It List, we trekked (literally) across the globe to determine the select properties you'll be going to next. Here, from beach resorts to city hideaways, our editors' picks for the best new hotels of 2008.
Middle East Starstruck
A good hotel is a place to rest your head; A great hotel has the power to transform the travel landscape. For Travel + Leisure's third annual It List, we trekked (literally) across the globe to determine the select properties you'll be going to next. Here, from beach resorts to city hideaways, our editors' picks for the best new hotels of 2008.
Art Deco Modern love
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The former Lonely Planet publisher, Simon Westcott, writes a weekly column for T+L on his worldly wanderings, his latest travel discoveries and the important issues for today's traveller. Tibet, for good and bad, is in rapid transition. As the controversial new railway line connecting Beijing with Lhasa spirits him into its famed altitudes, Travel + Leisure tracks the changes with a group of Tibetan artists.
Bubur Injin
(Black Rice Pudding)
Highly nutritious, this famous pudding is mainly eaten by the Balinese as an afternoon snack. It’s great topped with fresh fruit, toasted coconut and, of course, a liberal amount of coconut milk. |
Travel + Leisure's special electronic archive makes it easy to research your next trip. It features access to all of the articles published in the magazine, via our special e-mag, since our October 2005 launch issue. Match + Win: Sept
Win an indulgent getaway with T+L's monthly competition. Match descriptions and images from stories to be featured in our next issue and win a $800 voucher for a stay at participating Peppers Retreats, Resorts & Hotels group properties. Win A Luxury Holiday For Two To Malaysia
To mark the publication of our third annual Asia issue, Travel + Leisure is giving away a luxury trip for two to Kuala Lumpur, courtesy of Tourism Malaysia, Malaysia Airlines and Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur. Range Rover Event
Travel + Leisure invites readers in Melbourne and Perth to meet and mingle with our editors, writers and photographers. Every reader who registers, has the chance to win the personal use of a Range Rover Vogue for the weekend, along with luxury accommodation for two at The Langham, Melbourne and The Hyatt Regency, Perth. Sign up for Travel Discounts Looking for a holiday bargain? Sign up to have Hot Deals delivered direct to your inbox. You will receive a free weekly email from Travel + Leisure with special holiday offers from the hottest hotels and the coolest spas from around the world.
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